Friends, Music, Suburban Life

Listen to our podcast as Meg and I talk about Walk The Line
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Music played:
Feeling Sorry For Mary by Trip Wamsley
Rush Hour by John Williams
Sweet Melissa by Chris Juergensen

More music as the days get longer and January exits. Can’t believe how fast the year is going…
I talk about the State of the Union address and Bush encouraging the American Competitiveness Initiative.
What we need is to encourage creativity. Everyone has a creative contribution.

I Play:
Spanish brass & fury by Burnshee and Thornside
Guitar Rag by JAG
One at a time (featuring Monica) by Burnshee and Thornside

Listen to a few tunes on a Sunday morning with a break in the weather.
I talk about Tivo and podcasting and why RSS is so powerfull in combination with a system like AmigoFish.
And how an rss feed or a list of them (Listening List) could approximate radio.
I reference TopTen Sources as an example of Reading Lists.

I play:

Reborn into Orange by Orb Gettar
The Girl I Never Seen by Bullet Called Life They have merchandise coming soon - show them some love..
Such a Sunny Day by Myles Cochran

Listen to a mild rant about DRM. I talk about a Senate hearing where Senator John Sununu questions the value of the Broadcast Flag.

Music Played:

Wait a While by Myles Cochran

Note to Self by Trip Wamsley

Rain Forest by Thursday Group

Podcast with some great music.

I play some music from Magnatune:

Don’t do me any favors by Trip Wamsley

Coast Highway and Dog Don’t Hunt by John Williams

I talk like I’m from South Georgia and that’s it..

Podcast of some fine music on this beautiful January day.

I play some music from Magnatune:

Something Pretty by Myles Cochran.

Burnshee and Thronside Borderline (featuring Lilling) from the album The Art of Not Blending In.

And from CC audio:

Ottmar Liebert Carrousel-Florida 2005.

I talk about AmigoFish and how I caught two new podcasts that otherwise I would not have found:

Blank Label Comics with Dave Kellett and Kristofer Straub.

Sparkletack About the history of San Francisco

On my way to the hardware store, I talk about what RSS is and why in the world you would care. Plus I talk about how subsrcibing to a feed of data may oneday provide near real-time information delivery.

Music: ‘Beginning to believe’ from Myles Cochran From the Magnatune.com label

Come along as I drive to the store on Christmas Eve day. I talk about the idea of aural history mentioned by Dave Slusher as he refers to Susan Kitchens’ site - Family Oral History.

The music is from Jeff Wahl…
Happy Holidays, ya’ll…

tags:
oral history,
history

Hurricane Relief
An appeal for donations for victims of Katrina.

Please log onto the Red Cross or a charity of your choosing and provide some relief for the displaced. Imagine a million plus people suddenly displaced. Please do what you can to help. Thank you…

Podcast Indie Music

Show notes:
Brevity in speech, but some nice music form Thursday Group